The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-03
FOURTH DAY AT LATONIA
ANOTHER MUDDY TRACK, BUT
ATTENDANCE LARGE.
w. II. H., Panama, COlamOre, Jaco
bin, HO nplpe the Winners
JacObin has q Walk Over.

OlhClNNAIl, W., Juub - LILO toubu
day OF tho LstoDia meeting had an
other muddy track, rain having fallen
all night and until noon today. Still
there YVES large attendance and with
little sunshine in the afternoon the
spectators were quite comfortable.
First Rsce-Selling purse, Tor three.
year.olds and upwards; one mile had
fourteen starters, as follows: Belle
Taw, Of, Watson; Athlone, 98, Hath
away SIickaway, 1903, freeman; + liza
Garter, 92, Walker; Fronie Louise, l04
Johnston; Keene, l07, T. Cooper;
Uncle Dan, l04, Tsmpkins; Efli4
Hardy, 98, Harris; Grismer, 100,
Riley; w. II. H., 90, Gerhardy;
Derochmont, SO, II. Jones; OarRot,
113, Carrick; Nat Kramer, 104, W.
Coopcy; War Sign, III, Vincent,
Pools; Keens 81, Fronie Louise and
EAis Hardy S. each, field SIS w. II.
II. got of la the lead with Uncle Dan
second and Slickaway third. The frst
two kept thsir relative positions
throughout the mile, W. II, II. VIM
ming by three lengths; Uncle Dan
second, thrse lengths ahead OF Eliza
NdIbCIy so1As
Second Race-For three year Odds
and upwards, non-winDers at this
meeting; six fur,ongs. Twelve sta +
ere, "a blows: Governor R9berls, liz,
Cooper; Panama, ll3, Stoval; Flgsro,
10l, Kelly; Buckler, 1903, Hsegins;
Blaze Ban, 90, Monohan; Cstslpa, OF,
Harris; Pearl l., 81 Hathaway; Jen-
ME Mcfarland, 1903, Hogan; Sam
Harper, jr, llb; Vulcan, 106; Fish.
burn Sour Mesh, 10. Johnston; Nal.
VAR 1903, Wood. Pools: Panama, SIP;
Sam Harper jr, IS; Jennie Mcfarland,
So; field, 800 Sam Harper, IT., GO of
In the lead and led for short dis
lance, being passed by Governor Rob.
erts, who led TIE flock TO The toird
quarter. From ii point to the finish
there was a general scramble, the
horses spreading ali over the tack.
Panama from The outside, came 10 u
winner by length: Ca,alpa second,
length ahead u Sour Mash, third.
Time: 24l.
Third RAce.-Purse, for maiden
two year olds Eve furlonss. Seven
starters, as follows: Range, 100, West;
Tommy Oollins, 100, Johnston; julia
Miller, 81, Barber; piEate, 100, Hatha
way: Colamore, '108, Breckenridge (;
Vattelle, 100, Gerbardy; Osborne, 100,
Stoval. Pools. Pirate, fl6; Tommy
Collins, So; Osborne, S.; field, $l6
Colsmole got away first, with Vatelle
second aud Osborne third, Vatelle
soon moved up to first pace, and led
pa9t the thIea quarter, with Oolamore
a close second, the rest well bunched.
Down the stretch O1lam1rs pulled out
and won easily by two engths; Vatelle
second, Tommy Collins third. Time
-l:llt,
The fourth race was walk over, the
entries being: Duke Of Bourbon, Chinn
and Hankins's Elgin and Jacobin
Duke OF b. urbon was scratched
Jacobin made fine exhibition in thu
mud, winning applause from the CRANE
stand.
Fifth R,ce.-The Tobacco stakes, I
selling sweepstakes for three year old
and upwards; sevon iurlongs. E.evel
starters az follows: Malaria, lO6, Vim
cent; Grey Cloud, l08, A, Cooper
Lislnnd, 90, Johnston; Lady Max, 100
Elsnburn; Lakewood, So, Kelly; Wan
derno, 100 Lewis; Mamie Hunt, l0i
Stovai; Ho upipe, %, Moore; r d
stonet 1903, HarTis; Glen Almond d0O
West; Wehoo, 1903, Gerhardy. Pools
Wshoo, Rl7; Il ev Cloud, 80; Lake
wood, SIS; fed, $40 During The pro
longed effort to start In this fed Lad
Max received stineirg kick Iron
Wandered, which broke her riglI
hind leg above the knee joint. Sb
had scarcely left the track when tn
horses got al, Wanderoo in from
Waboo seCo d, Mamie Hunt thirt
Hornpipe fonItn AID Lakewood tftt
AT TIE quarter pole WsIderoo sti
led. with Wahoo second and Lake
wood in third p ace. Grey Cloud 10
al the half, Wahuo still second an
Lakewood in thhd place. At III
third quarter Grey CloHd sill le'
with WRhoo second AVID HornpiT
third. Grey Cloud got the whip, bV
Hornpipe came TO the front aud wo
by half a leug h; Wahoo second, Gre
Cloud third. Tlme--l:37.
The judges he d long consullatio
after tue race b. FIRE declaring the y
suit. II wa claimed that the rSt
should be run over because there WI
no postpouement to enable betters
rea1ja.t tn,ir bels, ss in the case
the Irjnry 20 Librelto. The judg
decided II Afsa race bu' that all ne
on Lady Max were of Ldy Max
three yea old fl ly, by H-rry OF.
ION ont of 0tlens, AID owned |
Bradley B,os. Ii is understood tn,
will ende Vor 20 save her life for
brood mare. This meeting, whit
closes on SATURDAY, has been cnr
the mo ttu,,e fli ever he d at /
tonic, snd ID placed this urse
tho front tsnk Of " estsrn y acEs.
the number Il horses here and 10 Il
altendar CO thi, TeetDg sxoes any
faf he'd Ia the Wret this season.
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